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Category

Copy / Mirror Trading

Duplicating another trader’s positions (or having one’s positions duplicated) so that identical trades appear across multiple accounts — ‘trading in concert’.

The rule

Duplicating another trader’s positions (or having one’s positions duplicated) so that identical trades appear across multiple accounts — ‘trading in concert’.

In denialrate’s refusal-ground taxonomy this category maps to a prohibited-conduct rule — a rule that bars a specific behaviour outright (cross-account hedging, latency arbitrage, copy trading). The ground tells a trader which kind of clause to look for in a firm’s terms: a process rule, a risk rule, a prohibited-conduct rule, a KYC rule, or a discretionary right the firm reserves to itself.

Industry-estimate share

Industry estimate: 12% of prop-firm payout denials. industry estimate, source: hftarbitrageplatform.com, accessed 2026-08-03. This is an industry estimate, not a denialrate measurement; denialrate adopts the taxonomy and publishes its own per-firm, per-category counts as the verified-cases ledger fills.

Firms affected

Firms whose published terms or recorded controversy reference this category. This is a keyword match against the firm’s denial clauses and controversy ledger, not a verified classification — treat it as a pointer, and check the dossier for the source text.

Verified cases across firms

0 verified cases in this category. A verified case is a denied-payout report denialrate has checked against a primary source (the firm’s terms, a court filing, a regulator notice). Trader reports alone never count as a verified case.

Verified denial cases in this category. The ledger is empty in v0.1 and fills as traders submit reports that denialrate verifies.
Firm Date Ground Source
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Sources

  • Category taxonomy and the industry-estimate share: hftarbitrageplatform.com (accessed 2026-08-03). The share is an industry estimate, not a denialrate measurement.
  • How denialrate builds denial-rate estimates and weights trader reports: methodology.